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2010 – 2019
- 2018
[c17]Robert Borkowski, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Rene Bonk, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Burst-Mode Actively-Filtered Receiver for TDM-PON Enabling Extended Reach and Improved Sensitivity. OFC 2018: 1-3- 2017
- [c16]Robert Borkowski, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Thomas Pfeiffer:
TWDM PON Preamble Engineering for Burst-Mode Frequency Drift Reduction Through Mitigation of a DFB Turn-On Blue Shift. ECOC 2017: 1-3 - [c15]René Bonk, Robert Borkowski, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Joris Van Kerrebrouck, C. Chase, R. Lucas, Timothy De Keulenaer, Johan Bauwelinck, Doutje T. van Veen, Vincent Houtsma, Xin Yin, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Real-time demonstration of 28 Gbit/s electrical duobinary TDM-PON extension using remote nodes. OFC 2017: 1-3 - [c14]Robert Borkowski, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Romain Brenot, René Bonk, Philippe Angelini, Christophe Caillaud, Mohand Achouche, Fabrice Blache, Michel Goix, Karim Mekhazni, Bernadette Duval, Jean-Yves Dupuy, Jean-Francois Paret, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Real-time burst-mode operation of an integrated SOA-PIN/TIA receiver for 25 Gbit/s/λ and faster T(W)DM-PON. OFC 2017: 1-3 - [c13]Helene Debregeas, Romain Brenot, Jean-Guy Provost, S. Barbet, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Robert Borkowski, René Bonk, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Quasi frequency drift suppression for burst mode operation in low-cost thermally-tuned TWDM-PON. OFC 2017: 1-3 - 2016
- [c12]René Bonk, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Harald Schmuck, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Physical media dependent challenges in US path of space and service converged TWDM-PON. OFC 2016: 1-3 - [c11]Rene Bonk, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Harald Schmuck, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Overlayed-modulation for increased bit rate per carrier wavelength and higher flexibility in access networks. OFC 2016: 1-3 - 2015
- [j5]Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Doutje T. van Veen, Robert L. Farah, Thomas Pfeiffer, Peter Vetter:
Wavelength Drift of Burst-Mode DML for TWDM-PON [Invited]. JOCN 7(1): A44-A51 (2015) - [j4]René Bonk, Harald Schmuck, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Beneficial OLT Transmitter and Receiver Concepts for NG-PON2 Using Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers [Invited]. JOCN 7(3): A467-A473 (2015) - [c10]Rene Bonk, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Harald Schmuck, Ronald W. Heron, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Optical line termination transceiver with a bi-directional SOA for application in type-A NG-PON2 links. ECOC 2015: 1-3 - [c9]Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Rene Bonk, Harald Schmuck, Thomas Pfeiffer:
New concept for ONU amplified ODN and demonstration of 80 Gbit/s TWDM-PON with 44 km reach and 512 split. ECOC 2015: 1-3 - [c8]René Bonk, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Harald Schmuck, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Cross-talk in TWDM-PON beyond NG-PON2. OFC 2015: 1-3 - [c7]Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Doutje T. van Veen, Harald Schmuck, Bernhard Deppisch, René Bonk, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Measurement of direct modulated lasers frequency-drift in burst-mode and impact on narrowly filtered receivers. OFC 2015: 1-3 - 2014
- [c6]Rene Bonk, Harald Schmuck, Bernhard Deppisch, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Wavelength-transparent long-reach-high-split TWsDM-PON utilized by a non-gated parallel cascade of linear SOAs. ECOC 2014: 1-3 - [c5]Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Rene Bonk, Harald Schmuck, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Cross-talk analysis & mitigation for TWDM-PON upstream path. ECOC 2014: 1-3 - [c4]René Bonk, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Harald Schmuck, Thomas Pfeiffer:
A bi-directional semiconductor optical amplifier acting simultaneously as upstream pre-amplifier and downstream booster in low cost NG-PON2 optical line terminations. OFC 2014: 1-3 - [c3]René Bonk, Harald Schmuck, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Thomas Pfeiffer:
Beneficial OLT transmitter and receiver concepts for NG-PON2 using semiconductor optical amplifiers. OFC 2014: 1-3 - [c2]Doutje T. van Veen, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Bob Farah, Thomas Pfeiffer, Peter Vetter:
Measurement and mitigation of wavelength drift due to self-heating of tunable burst-mode DML for TWDM-PON. OFC 2014: 1-3 - 2013
- [j3]Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Bernhard Deppisch, Thomas Pfeiffer, Carlo Ferrari, Mark P. Earnshaw, Alex Duque, Robert L. Farah, Joe Galaro, James Kotch, Man Fai Lau, Doutje T. van Veen, Peter Vetter:
Low Cost TWDM by Wavelength-Set Division Multiplexing. Bell Labs Tech. J. 18(3): 173-193 (2013) - [c1]Swen Koenig, René Bonk, René Schmogrow, Arne Josten
, Djorn Karnick, Harald Schmuck, Wolfgang Pöhlmann, Thomas Pfeiffer, Christian Koos, Wolfgang Freude, Juerg Leuthold:
Cascade of 4 SOAs with 448 Gbit/s (224 Gbit/s) dual channel dual polarization 16QAM (QPSK) for high-capacity business paths in converged metro-access networks. OFC/NFOEC 2013: 1-3
2000 – 2009
- 2000
- [j2]Tobias Ellermeyer, Ulrich Langmann, Berthold Wedding, Wolfgang Pöhlmann:
A 10-Gb/s eye-opening monitor IC for decision-guided adaptation of the frequency response of an optical receiver. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 35(12): 1958-1963 (2000)
1990 – 1999
- 1994
- [j1]Wolfgang Pöhlmann:
A silicon-bipolar amplifier for 10 Gbit/s with 45 dB gain. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 29(5): 551-556 (1994)
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